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The Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360Navigating zoological veterinary medicineChristian Capobianco, DVM, CertAqV, CVA, is a 2023 graduate of North Carolina State University's College of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, he pursued a zoological, small, and large animal medicine and surgery rotating internship at the University of Florida (UF). He loved living in the swamp so much that he stuck around and is currently completing a zoological medicine residency program at UF. Throughout his training, he has expanded upon his knowledge of eastern medicine and aquatic animal medicine by becoming a certified veterinary acupuncturist (CVA) and certified aquatic veterinarian (CertAqV). He has authored several peer reviewed journal articles and case reports...2025-06-0427 min
Down the Rabbit Hole with AEMV: Exotic Companion Mammal Briefs11 - Hamster Basics and Beyond with Dr. Colin McDermottJoin me and Dr. Colin McDermott - DVM, ABVP (Reptile and Amphibian Practice), CertAqV as we chat all about hamsters, including:what should they eat?how do I make them not eat me?how hard are they to spay, anyways?help! the hamster is going bald what are diagnostics we can do on these little guys?2025-05-071h 15
Gettin' Fishy With ItAquatic Veterinary Medicine (with Dr. Michelle Greenfield -Feig/Aquadocs)In this episode, "Aquatic Veterinary Medicine (with Dr. Michelle Greenfield -Feig/Aquadocs)", the crew is joined by Michelle Greenfield-Feig DVM, CertAqV, the host of the Aquadocs Podcast, for an in-depth conversation on aquatic veterinary medicine! Our discussion delves into professional development and career prospects for aspiring veterinarians, while also providing valuable tips for those seeking a career in aquatic animal health.
This podcast is brought to you by the Ornate Boxfish. These fish do not live in boxes but rather are found swimming amongst coral reefs. They might come in a box if you bought one at a...2023-12-1554 min
A Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastEp. 8- Nutritional Diseases in ReptilesOn this episode of A Walk on the Wild Side, join host Dr. Kyle Kansman, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) and Certified Aquatic Veterinarian (CertAqV), as he interviews the outstanding Dr. Doug Mader, DVM, MS, DABVP (Canine/Feline), DABVP (Reptile/Amphibian), ECZM (Herpetology). Dr. Mader is a renowned board-certified veterinarian in zoological medicine and author of multiple books including the textbook "Mader's Reptile and Amphibian Medicine and Surgery", and his new book "The Vet at Noah’s Ark". On this episode, Dr. Mader will discuss nutritional diseases in reptiles, focusing on nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism (one of the metabolic bone dis...2023-04-241h 00
The Veterinary Life Coach® Podcast with Dr. Julie CappelAn Interview with Dr. Jessie SandersDr. Jessie Sanders, DVM, CertAqV is the owner and cheif veterinarian of Aquatic Veterinary Services. She received her veterinary degree from Tufts University and is the 2020 President of the American Association of Fish Veterinarians and the private practice chair of the Aquatic Veterinary Medicine Committee of the American Veterinary Medical Assoication. Dedicating her career to improving veterinary care of aquatic pets, Dr. Sanders has spent many hours training to build a unique set of skills to pass on to pet fish owners. On this podcast Jessie shares her secrets to success in starting and running her successful veterinary practice tr...2022-11-241h 04A Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastEp. 7- Helping Wildlife in Natural DisastersOn this episode of A Walk on the Wild Side, join host Dr. Kyle Kansman, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) and Certified Aquatic Veterinarian (CertAqV), as he interviews wildlife veterinarian Dr. Bree Talbot, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) at Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital, Australia's largest mobile wildlife hospital. Listen in and learn about the story behind the birth of Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital and the effects of natural disasters on wildlife and the critical role of wildlife rehabilitation, with a primary focus on the bushfires that have devastated Australia. As always, thank you for listening and we hope you en...2022-10-1149 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary Podcast"Speak Up for a Species": The Amur LeopardOn this segment of "Speak Up for a Species" here on A Walk on the Wild Side, we are highlighting the critically endangered Amur Leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis). Listen in as host Dr. Kyle Kansman, DVM, a current veterinary intern at Colorado State University, talks about the Amur Leopard, the threats against their population, and what is being done to save this critically endangered species. At the end of the episode, Dr. Kans brings back "Fact or Fiction", a fun true or false game for you to test your leopard knowledge. Instagram: https://www.instagram.co...2022-06-0934 min
Aquadocs57. History Lesson on Aquatic VetsOn this week's episode of Aquadocs, host Michelle Greenfield interviews Dr. David Scarfe PhD, DVM, MRSSAf, CertAqV, a veterinarian and an extraordinary professor at the university of Pretoria in South Africa and Ludwig Maximilians University in Germany. Dr. Scarfe shares his experience working for the AVMA and documents his perspective of the evolution of aquatic veterinary medicine. 2022-04-1226 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastEp. 6- Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion in Veterinary MedicineOn this episode of A Walk on the Wild Side, join host Kyle Kansman (Michigan State 2022 DVM candidate) as he interviews two other incredible veterinary students, Floyd Williams Jr. (Purdue University 2022 DVM candidate) and Hira Basit (University of Florida 2022 DVM candidate and co-founder of Association of Asian Veterinary Medical Professionals) on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the veterinary profession. Listen in as we discuss issues surrounding race, ethnicity, sexuality, and other facets of DEI including how we can help grow DEI in the profession and some of our personal experiences and stories about how DEI has shaped us a...2022-03-121h 05A Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary Podcast"Speak Up for a Species": The Florida ManateeOn this month's segment of "Speak Up for a Species" here on A Walk on the Wild Side, we are highlighting the Florida Manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris ). Listen in as host Kyle Kansman, a 4th-year veterinary student at Michigan State University, talks about the Florida Manatee, the threats against their population, and why 2021 has been the deadliest year on record. At the end of the episode, Kyle brings back "Fact or Fiction", a true or false game for you to test your knowledge and see if you qualify as a manatee maniac. For updated and current information on the Flo...2021-12-3124 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastEp. 5- Avian OrthopedicsOn this episode of A Walk on the Wild Side, join host Kyle Kansman (Michigan State 2022 DVM candidate) and wildlife veterinarian Dr. Nicki Rosenhagen (DVM at PAWS Wildlife Center) as they make their way through the avian skeleton & talk all things avian orthopedics! Listen in and learn about common causes of orthopedic injuries (such as trauma, anthropogenic effects, and metabolic bone disease), initial stabilization and diagnostics for fractures, and how to manage fractures and joint luxations based on anatomic location. Thanks for listening in and hope you enjoy the episode!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/w...2021-10-1853 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary Podcast"Speak Up for a Species": The Sea OtterOn this month's segment of "Speak Up for a Species" here on A Walk on the Wild Side, we are highlighting the sea otter (Enhydra lutris) in honor of Sea Otter Awareness Week. Listen in as host Kyle Kansman, 4th-year veterinary student at Michigan State University, talks all about the sea otter and discusses big threats and diseases against their population. Throughout the episode, there are also questions for you to test your knowledge to see if you are otterly the best at sea otter trivia. This episode is dedicated to a special sea otter, Tazlina, who was res...2021-09-2623 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastEp. 4- Anesthesia & Analgesia in ExoticsOn this episode of A Walk on the Wild Side, join host Kyle Kansman (2022 DVM candidate) and board-certified veterinary anesthesiologist Dr. Kirk Munoz (DVM, MRCVS, CVMA, DACVAA) as they take you through anesthesia & analgesia in exotic animals. Learn about drugs used for premedication, induction, maintenance, and anesthetic emergencies as well as anesthetic monitoring and ways to be more successful with anesthesia in exotic patients. This episode has a special focus on birds, rabbits, and ferrets with some additional "pop-up" portions related to wildlife provided by Kyle. Just be aware, this episode in particular is more dense and strongly geared tow...2021-09-021h 16A Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary Podcast"Speak Up for a Species": The VaquitaOn this first segment of "Speak Up for a Species" here on A Walk on the Wild Side, we wanted to highlight an animal that is at an immediate threat for extinction: the Vaquita. Tune in as hosts Kyle Kansman and Maddie Chilcote talk about this unique species, the threats the vaquita face, and how we all can act now to save the vaquita from extinction.Sign the petition to send a message to the current Mexican government that action needs to be taken now to save the vaquita - http://chng.it/F5dnQpLMXZDonate...2021-07-2814 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastFintastic Facts- Shark Week SpecialOn this short special episode to celebrate the start of "Shark Week", host Kyle Kansman shares fintastic facts about sharks and what makes them such interesting animals! There's a mix of facts based on sharks in general, their anatomy and behavior, and some cool information related to working with sharks in veterinary medicine. The episode then finishes off with a little true or false game, "Fintastic Fact or Fake News".Sources:Smith, M., Warmolts, D., Thoney, D. and Hueter, R., 2004. The elasmobranch husbandry manual. Columbus, Ohio: Ohio Biological Survey.Smith, M., Warmolts...2021-07-1114 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastEp. 3- Conservation Medicine in ZoosOn this new episode of A Walk on the Wild Side, listen in as Mark Romanoski, a registered veterinary technician at the Henry Vilas Zoo in Wisconsin, talks about conservation medicine in zoos and aquaria. Discover how zoos and aquaria utilize research, conservation, education, and breeding programs to help ensure the survival of so many important species! There's even a special focus on Elephant Endotheliotrophic Herpesvirus (EEHV) and some discussion about One Health. Music by MBBwww.youtube.com/c/mbbmusic@mbbofficialwww.instagram.com/mbb_musicAZA Accreditation List: htt...2021-06-2438 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastCouch Convo 1- Working with WildlifeOn the first ever episode of the podcast's special segment "The Couch Conversations", listen in as hosts Kyle Kansman (MSU CVM '22) and Maddie Chilcote (MSU CVM '22) have an honest and raw conversation about working with wildlife and the field of wildlife rehabilitation. This episode dives into a day in the life of wildlife rehab, how you can get involved, why it is important, and much more! Kyle and Maddie also discuss what this field means to them and provide tips and advice for all those looking to explore the amazing field of wildlife rehabilitation! So grab your b...2021-05-2058 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastEp. 2- Marine Mammal RehabOn this episode of A Walk on the Wild Side, listen in as Jane Belovarac, a licensed veterinary technician and the wildlife response program curator at the Alaska Sealife Center, dives into the topic of marine mammal rehabilitation. Learn about the rehab process, why marine mammals are stranding, and the common conditions they face, with a special focus on sea otter and seal pups! This episode is dedicated to and in memory of PV1906, a harbor seal pup that passed away back in 2019. Rest easy my friend. https://www.alaskasealife.org/ Music by MBBhttps://www...2021-04-1044 minA Walk on the Wild Side: A Veterinary PodcastEp. 1- Anticoagulant RodenticidesOn this first ever episode of A Walk on the Wild Side, tune in as Dr. Stephany Lewis, current wildlife veterinarian at the Ojai Raptor Center in California, discusses how anticoagulant rodenticides affect both domestic animals and wildlife. Listen in as she describes the deleterious effects anticoagulant rodenticides have on non-target species and what we can do to treat and prevent these poisonings. She even shares a special case with us!Music by MBBhttps://www.youtube.com/c/mbbmusichttps://soundcloud.com/mbbofficialhttps://www.instagram.com/mbb_music2021-03-2343 min
Aquadocs1. Fish Vets: Helping Fish Get BettaShould I call a vet for my fish? Aquatic Veterinary Services Founder and Veterinarian, Dr. Jessie Sanders, DVM, CERTAQV, gives an emphatic yes! She also shares her perspectives on what it is like being a fish veterinarian and lets us in on some tricks of her trade.
Species Spotlight: Mardi Gras Wrasse
Episode Links: https://cafishvet.com/, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMvJOGdnxQ1eRKYz6jnUtYw, https://www.amazon.com/Boo-Bubbles-Dr-Jessie-Sanders/dp/0692796401, https://www.fishvets.org/pages/category.asp?id=712020-09-0129 min